Should I order the regular size rapid chimney starter or the mini version to use with the 14.5 WSM?
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I use the small and it works fine. It doesn't take long to get this smoker going once hot coals are introduced.
1472266
This will probably be too tall for the Ruger. The Mini 14 has a standard rifle style stock with some drop. The AR has an inline stock, so it needs more of a riser for optics. I'd start with the low. But then again, for $10 ea shipped, buy them both.
969264
As good or better overall. I have the 14.5, two 18.5s and the 22.5. The 14 is nice for small cooks. I overloaded it once and had to add charcoal. If you stick to smaller cooks, you won't have that problem. I have had no issues with temp control on it. Either using water or without water. Have roasted chickens in the 320-335 range and have smoked fish at 200-225 and also have done ribs and butts in between.
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I replaced a worn out fasco blower on my twenty somethin yr. Old Hurricane wood stove. There wasnt a visible model #. I ordered the the model in question, as it was the only model available of the same design. It was 2 inches largeer, width and ht. Than the opening n my stove. Screw holes wouldnt match with the blower. No problem as there was plenty of room to use self tapping screws . They go into the cavity just as the origanal.
669292
I have a 2001 SeaDoo XP which is the same 951 engine as yours, but carbureted. I rebuilt the top end on it and had great compression (150psi), so i put this 15/20 solas prop on it after reading how its the be best prop for the 951 engine. (look for bens secret 951 engine mods on Greenhulk) Now i also put a solas intake grate on, which helps the hookup in chop, but Man o man what a difference this prop made for me. Great holeshot, but HUGE difference in mid range powerband. I am still grinning ear to ear. I still top out at 62mph, but some of my top end is scrubbed by the intake. Again though. .. I had a solid top end rebuild with 150psi compression, and my engine was turning 6850-6950 rpms. 15/20 is actually a little over-propped without other mods, but my engine is stock. Just Molly coated positions and mikuni rebuild kits on the carbs. If your engine isn't turning 6800 rpm+ and your compression isn't great, you might back off and get 13/19. I have a 13/19 solas on my ZXi 1100 and love it. Same midrange powerband and holeshot over stock. Just make sure you get the right model for your ski...
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My husband and I just had this discussion as it is time to start using the fireplace. Both are very good at starting quickly but we think the Fire Starter squares are quicker, and burn a tad hotter. We decided to order only the squares when we finish up with the fat wood as they cost about the same as well.
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It is largely a matter of personal preference. I prefer a good quality briquette and I supplement with wood chips to add additional flavor. Briquettes give a more even heat. I use Kingsford Competition briquettes generally. I would never use the forms that are treated with starter fluid as they add a bad taste to the food and I consider them unhealthy for the food being cooked. For the same reason I never use lighter fluid to start a fire. A chimney gives you a quicker start without adding petroleum products to the food being prepared.
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I have both,the Small one+thee Larger one,I would Suggest thee smaller one,which will be perfect+you will love how nice they work+how Super Smooth they are!!! You will not Disappointed!!
590332
Lin, I have to make a correction I see this is the small one, I was actually referring to the larger one. As the others have said, However depending on length which shorter is usually younger better it would work. If you have the grill space I would recommend the larger one for other uses as well.
590873
The difference is that the 1482001 has the electonic ignition, what they call the "Electronic Touch-N-Go gas ignition system". It's very nice and handy, tho if you use the stainless chimneys to light your coals it is completely unnecessary.
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Yep, just get a mid-level regulator and you will be good! I went with a 7psi regulator and can create a ridiculously large flame.
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Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove around the stove. Everything has to fit INSIDE your stove to fit in the case. Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove... » Read More Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove around the stove. Everything has to fit INSIDE your stove to fit in the case. « Show Less
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No, this model doesn't have electric start. That is the Performer Platinum, I think. As far as help starting charcoal, you can buy a chimney starter for about $15 for assistance with lighting charcoal. That's what I use and it works great.
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I own 6 WSM's (4 18" and 2 22"). I use the 18" for ribs and chicken and the 22" for pork shoulders and brisket. The pro's w/ the 22" is of course more room. The con's of the 22" is less efficient re; coal burns, you will burn a lot more coal w/ the 22". Your biggest concern will be wind (not cold). The cold the Weber can handle, the wind will make for a temp fructuation that will eventually effect your final product. The virtual weber bullet website has ideas on blocking the wind. I personally use welder blankets. Hope this helps...
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nope, the C-55's are a larger diameter for starters, but they do make a WW prop for em.MinnKota MKP-7 Replacement Prop, Weedless Wedgethat oughtta work :)
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either would work. However, I would prefer the longer model because of more energy created with less effort........
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I looked at a picture of the 2828 model to confirm that this is what i have. It is and I have the 2424 attached to it. The smaller unit great for smoking and making additional grilling space if needed. I couldn't put it on myself, because I'm not strong enough to bash out the knock out between the two units that lets the smoke the smoke circulate into the large cavity. (Hey , I'm a 69 year old grandmother. You can probably do it. I hired a body builder.) These units are amazingly high quality for the price, but do keep them protected from rusting. Enjoy.